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Jalen Hurts has a new position coach in 2026 with the Philadelphia Eagles reassigning Parks Frazier from “pass game coordinator” to their quarterbacks coach. But Hurts apparently still values the insight from Frazier’s predecessor: Scot Loeffler. The fifth slide of Hurts’ latest Instagram post shows himself at a workout with his 2025 QB coach: It’s […]
Many are under the impression that it’s a coin flip in the first round between wide receiver or edge rusher for the San Francisco 49ers in the first round. Mock drafters are convinced the Niners will finally draft Trent Williams successor. One NFL Insider believes the 49ers will look to the secondary for help as […]
Cal is back in town. The Edmonton Oilers announced Friday morning that they have recalled goaltender Calvin Pickard from the AHL’s Bakersfield Condors on an emergency basis. The #Oilers have recalled goaltender Calvin Pickard from the @Condors on an emergency basis. pic.twitter.com/DR2AnKgcJB — Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) April 17, 2026 Pickard’s the first of many Black…
The calm before the storm
Despite the NFL Draft now down to days, the Miami Dolphins are still looking for veteran free agent options.
Your 2026 New York Mets: Hello darkness, my old friend… “It’s not a good showing right now. They’re pissed, frustrated, obviously not happy about it. And I want them to be pissed.” -Carlos Mendoza [The Athletic] …I’ve come to talk with you again “If we don’t score runs, it’s hard to win.” -Francisco Lindor [The […]
La Liga president Javier Tebas has offered an update on Barcelona’s financial situation ahead of the summer transfer window. Barcelona are hoping to return to the 1:1 rule shortly and are hopeful they will then be able to make some key transfers ahead of the new season. Tebas has been asked about the current situation […]
“Biweekly” is kind of a dumb word. It means both “twice a week” and “once every two weeks,” and apparently, there’s no effort to create a new word to mean one of those, so that “biweekly” can be reserved for the other. To be clear, by “biweekly” here, I mean “every two weeks.” In the […]
I think Marquette clinches a Big East tournament berth with a victory on Saturday. The Golden Eagles already can’t finish lower than fifth because even if they end up in a tie with St. John’s for last, MU has the tiebreaker with the Red Storm. Everything else is up in the air right now, but […]
This is the final piece in a 6-part series examining Caleb Williams’ 2025 season. Today, we’re going to wrap up the series by exploring how Caleb did against man and zone coverage. General Overview Let’s start with a general look at how Williams performed against man and zone coverage in 2025. All data comes from Pro […]
I like to think of the NFL Draft as a “Choose Your Own Adventure” book. Each individual decision impacts the next. Each reach means a potentially better player falls into an extra slot. Each trade alters the sequence of players off the board. It all amounts to an endless range of possibilities. For fans like […]
The Portland Trail Blazers and San Antonio Spurs will face off in Game 1 of their best-of-seven first-round NBA Playoffs series on Sunday. The Spurs, with 60+ wins and the second seed in the Western Conference Playoffs bracket, are heavily favored over the 40+ win, seventh-seeded Blazers. But hope springs eternal when the series reads […]
Each Spring, college football fans get together and take out their rivals in an off-field competition- The Every Day Should Be Saturday (EDSBS) Charity Bowl. The last couple of years Syracuse Orange fans have stepped up big to push the Orange above a lot of our ACC rivals and even though the 2025 season didn’t go well, we […]
Upon the release of the injury report for the Atlanta Hawks’ final regular season game against the Miami Heat, two conclusions could’ve be drawn: the Hawks wanted to face the New Yorks in the first round and allow the Toronto Raptors to move into the 5-seed — or the Hawks didn’t care who they faced […]
Week 10 brought some normalcy back to the MW softball world, with few upsets to be found around the league. With just three weeks left to play, some teams are getting close to locking up spots in the MW tournament, while others are fading away from bid contention. Heading into Week 11, let’s take a […]
We have the official confirmation now, on the injury suffered by Liverpool striker Hugo Ekitike in Tuesday night’s UCL loss to Paris Saint-Germain. It is in fact a ruptured Achilles, as had been feared. Ekitike now joins Wataru Endo, Conor Bradley and Giovanni Leoni as Reds players who are now done for the season, due […] The post Liverpool Team News at Everton: Hugo Ekitike, Joe Gomez, Jayden Danns appeared first on The Sports Bank .
Unified flyweight champion Ricardo Sandoval will defend his titles against Galal Yafai as part of Matchroom’s June 6th Dalton Smith vs Alberto Puello show in Sheffield. Sandoval (27-2, 18 KO) is coming off the biggest win of his career, an upset split decision over multi-division titlist Kenshiro Teraji in July. The victory, his seventh since […]
The latest news on the Houston Astros and from around MLB: It’s a good thing the Astros went and acquired all that starting pitching depth: Starting pitching woes have led to the Astros leaning harder on their bullpen than any team in baseball: Are the Astros missing their chance to extend Cam Smith? While Astros […]
Men’s Lacrosse (6-5) The men’s lacrosse team lost 9-8 to Michigan on Senior Day. Penn State had an 8-6 lead in the fourth before surrendering the final three goals of the game. Hunter Aquino and Luke Walstrum each had two goals for the offense. All five of Penn State’s losses have been by one or […]
If you follow the NFL Drafts of the last several years, you know that one thing is clear: Nothing is for certain. There are blabbermouths like Mel Kiper and Todd McShay whose only job is to predict where guys will be picked in the draft each year, and they STILL get it wrong. A second […]
The Shotgun Throwdown is our daily open thread, a place to keep tabs on what’s happening throughout the day. This is your space to talk through the stuff that pops up throughout the day (and night) — news, rumors, random thoughts, questions, complaints, celebrations, anything you think feels worth talking about. I’ll be dropping in […]
The most anyone has ever paid to own a Major League Baseball franchise is $2.4 billion, the mark that Steve Cohen paid back in 2020 when he purchased the New York Mets. That mark is about to be shattered, however. The Seidler family, who has owned the San Diego Padres since 2012, is on the […]
Today, NJ/NY Gotham FC have announced that Savannah McCaskill has signed an extension with the club through 2028. After beginning her career with Sky Blue FC in 2018, the midfielder joined Gotham FC ahead of the 2026 season – her second stint with the club. “Being back at Gotham has meant a lot to me, […]
The NFL draft is quickly approaching, with the first round kicking off in less than a week. For a team like the rebuilding New Orleans Saints, nailing this draft can make or break their future. The Saints had a strong draft in 2025, winning the Inside The League’s Best Draft Award. Ending the 2025 season […]
Women's para hockey is not a part of the Paralympic roster, but Team USA hopeful Kelsey DiClaudio wants to change that. The post Out Team USA sled hockey star wants women on Paralympic stage appeared first on Outsports .
Some players leave their mark on one sport. Zack Clayton somehow managed to leave fingerprints on three: baseball, basketball, and boxing. Long before he stood in the ring for Muhammad Ali and George Foreman’s “Rumble in the Jungle,” and decades before the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame enshrined his basketball greatness, Clayton spent part […]